BLOGS.

This spring, I was selected to participate in [Google Summer of Code (GSoC)](http://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/), a program that pairs student developers with open source projects. I was selected for a project with Chromium Organization which involved writing code and libraries which will promote use of AudioWorklet API and reduce use of deprecated ScriptProcessorNode API.

At some point in our career, we've had to look back at how we started and how we are progressing and then we ask that important question, what would have been beneficial to a less experienced me?

When creating a new HTML file, you might have wondered, “Why do I need to add this statement to the first line of my HTML file? Doesn’t the .html file extension suffice in telling the browser that this is an HTML file?”. While this is true, there’s still more to it. Before we understand the above statement, let’s try to understand what a DTD is.